Vertaling van "Processo chiave " (Italiaans → Engels) :

core process | key process

symmetric cryptography | secret-key cryptography

symmetric key (1) | secret key (2) | single key (3)

agree production KPI | set production KPI's | set a production KPI | set production KPI

box spanner | box wrench | cap key | socket spanner | socket wrench

adjustable spanner | adjustable wrench | coach wrench | crescent wrench | monkey wrench | shift spanner | shifting spanner | universal spanner

freewheel remover | freewheel removal tool | cassette lockring tool | cassette tool | cassette lockring remover

keyword | key word

L. whereas having been forced to take emergency measures in response to successive crises that it failed to anticipate in the MENA region despite some signals, the EU has been unable to analyse the key elements or deal with the complexity of the situation, expectations and prospects created by the Arab uprisings of 2011; whereas, above all, the EU has failed to respond to the need for a very long-term strategy to sustain and assist genuine democratic transition, economic development and political stability; whereas, acting on the instructions issued by the European Council of December 2013, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (VP/HR) launched a major strategic reflection ...[+++]process; whereas a broad consultation process was launched by the Commission, the European External Action Service (EEAS) for a review of the ENP; whereas the set-up of the EEAS provides the possibility of a country-by-country political and strategic analysis which should be a key factor in planning of assistance to the countries of the region, including in the framework of the ENP;

L. whereas having been forced to take emergency measures in response to successive crises that it failed to anticipate in the MENA region despite some signals, the EU has been unable to analyse the key elements or deal with the complexity of the situation, expectations and prospects created by the Arab uprisings of 2011; whereas, above all, the EU has failed to respond to the need for a very long-term strategy to sustain and assist genuine democratic transition, economic development and political stability; whereas, acting on the instructions issued by the European Council of December 2013, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy (VP/HR) launched a major strategic reflection ...[+++]process; whereas a broad consultation process was launched by the Commission, the European External Action Service (EEAS) for a review of the ENP; whereas the set-up of the EEAS provides the possibility of a country-by-country political and strategic analysis which should be a key factor in planning of assistance to the countries of the region, including in the framework of the ENP;

25. REAFFIRMS the call on the Commission to pursue EU actions supporting potential growth, jobs and competitiveness notably in the area of the Single Market Act and the Digital Single Market; WELCOMES the Commission proposals pertaining to the four drivers and twelve key actions outlined in Single Market Act II (SMA II), noting that the measures have a significant potential to contribute to growth, employment and social cohesion and thereby to contribute to attaining the Europe 2020 objectives; LOOKS FORWARD TO the Commission concrete proposals for the twelve actions outlined in the SMA II and ENCOURAGES Member States and the European ...[+++]Parliament, in close cooperation with the Commission and in a spirit of partnership, to make every possible effort to ensure the rapid examination of the proposals for the twelve key action of the SMA II in order to allow their adoption by the end of the current Parliament cycle at the latest so as to bring new impetus to the Single Market; UNDERLINES the need to monitor closely the progress on the key proposals of the SMA I and SMA II and ENCOURAGES the Presidency to take all necessary steps to speed up and increase the quality of the process, where progress is insufficient.

It is very important to support the self-evaluation as an important process for quality assurance, in order to measure success and to identify areas where an improvement is needed within the implementation of the European Network's Work Programme.